Our Privacy Policy Effective September 15, 2023 It is the policy of the Jewish Language Project to respect the privacy of all Web site visitors to the extent permitted by law. We will not disclose Personal Information (as defined below) to third parties for their direct marketing purposes without your consent. If, after providing consent, you want to opt-out of having your Personal Information disclosed to third parties for their direct marketing purposes, please let us know by contacting us here. Please be sure to include your full name, email address, mailing address, and specifically state that you do not want your personal information shared with third parties for their direct marketing purposes. Additionally, you will have an opportunity to unsubscribe from receiving promotional material from the Jewish Language Project by clicking on an “unsubscribe” hyperlink contained in promotional emails we send you or by replying “STOP” to any text messages. If you would like to ask questions or provide comments regarding this Privacy Policy you may do so by contacting us here. Personal Information We may collect information that personally identifies you, such as your name, zip code, e-mail, address, age, credit card and billing information, and information about your interest in and use of various content, programs and services. This Personal Information is provided by you when you request information from us, apply for or enroll in our programs and events, or attend online courses. The decision to provide this information is optional. However, if you choose not to provide the requested information, you may not be able to enroll in our programs or attend our events. Personal information that you provide by e-mail or through other online means, such as a response to an inquiry or a request for information, is used only for purposes necessary to serve your requests. This may involve redirecting your inquiry or comment to another person or department better suited to meeting your needs. Usage Data and Site Activity When your computer, tablet, mobile device, or any other device contacts our web servers (for example, when you visit the jewish-names.org website), we collect information in connection with the actions you take on that website. For example, each time you use a website we collect the type of Web browser you use, your operating system, your Internet Service Provider, your IP address, the pages you view, your media access control (MAC) address, your mobile carrier, your mobile, Internet browsers, your location information, and the time and duration of your visits. This anonymous usage information may be associated with your user name and profile, but we will not disclose the associated information to third parties, except as explained in this Privacy Policy. We may use this information to help us understand how people use the Jewish Languages website and to enhance our services. Cookies We use cookies (a small text file placed on your computer to identify your computer and browser). Most Web browsers are initially set up to accept cookies. You can reset your Web browser to refuse all cookies or to indicate when a cookie is being sent. However, certain features of the Jewish Languages website may not work if you delete or disable cookies. Some of our Third-Party Providers (as defined below), may use their own cookies in connection with the services they perform on our behalf, as further explained below. How We Use Information and When We May Share and Disclose Information We use Personal Information for internal purposes, such as to improve the Jewish Languages website. We may use Usage Data for a number of purposes, such as system administration, to report aggregate information to our internal management team, or to audit the use of the Jewish Languages website. We may associate your Usage Data with the Personal Information you provide. We may disclose to third parties certain Usage Data regarding the Jewish Languages website. However, in such cases, your Usage Data will be aggregated with the Usage Data of others and will not identify you individually or include your Personal Information. Disclosure of Information The JLP will only release personal information, when legally required, to help law enforcement investigations, legal proceedings, or internal investigations of JLP rule and regulation violations. Our site may contain links to external Web sites. The JLP is not responsible for the privacy practices or content of such Web sites. If you have any questions or concerns about our privacy policies, contact us here. Third-Party Providers We use Google Analytics to understand how people use the Jewish Languages website. Notice to California Residents/Your California Privacy Rights California residents are entitled once a year to request and obtain certain information regarding our disclosure, if any, of personal information to third parties for their direct marketing purposes during the immediately prior calendar year (e.g., requests made in 2014 will receive information about 2013 sharing activities). As set forth in this Privacy Policy, we comply with this law by offering our visitors, in lieu of providing such information, the ability to tell us not to share your personally identifiable information with third parties for their direct marketing purposes. To make such a request, consistently exercise your opt-out choice whenever you provide Personal Information to us or contact us here. Rights for Data Subjects in the European Union If you provide information directly to JLP from a location in the European Union, you consent to the transfer of your personal information outside the European Union to the United States. To the extent applicable, the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) grants data subjects in the European Union the right, in certain circumstances, to request access to, a copy of, rectification, restriction in the use of, or erasure of your information. Your requests pursuant to the GDPR will be subject to the retention periods of applicable federal and state law. The GDPR provides further information about your rights. You also have the right to lodge complaints with your national or regional data protection authority. If you are inclined to exercise rights under the GDPR, please contact us here. Security Jewish Language Project recognizes the importance of safeguarding the confidentiality of your Personal Information. Accordingly, we employ commercially reasonable measures designed to protect your information from unauthorized access, disclosure and use. However, no data transmission over the Internet or other network can be guaranteed to be 100% secure. As a result, while we strive to protect information transmitted on or through the Properties, we cannot and do not guarantee the security of any information you transmit on or through the Properties, and you do so at your own risk.